Description
This hand-held window squeegee comes in blade widths from 25cm to 45cm, built from aluminium and plastic, priced from $15.99 with fast Australian shipping. It clears water and cleaning solution off any flat smooth surface in a single pull - windows, shower screens, tiles, mirrors and car glass.
A squeegee is the difference between cleaning a window and cleaning a window twice. A cloth moves water around and leaves a film that dries into streaks, so you go back over it with a dry cloth, which lifts lint, which you then have to deal with. A rubber blade lifts the water off the glass entirely and leaves nothing behind - which is why professional window cleaners use one and why the job takes them a fraction of the time. The same applies in the shower: a thirty second wipe-down after each use is what stops soap scum and hard water marks building up in the first place.
Specifications
| Blade widths |
25cm, 30cm, 35cm, 40cm and 45cm |
| Material |
Aluminium and plastic |
| Type |
Hand held |
| Suits |
Windows, shower screens, tiles, mirrors, car glass |
What's in the Box
| 1 x |
Window squeegee in the blade width selected |
Why Use a Squeegee
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No streaks and no lint - the blade removes the water rather than redistributing it
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One pass per stroke - a 45cm blade clears a pane in a few pulls
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Prevents shower scum - a quick wipe after each shower stops the buildup rather than fighting it later
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Aluminium spine - the blade stays straight, which is what a clean edge depends on
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Five widths - match the tool to the pane instead of forcing one size everywhere
Which Blade Width Should You Choose?
Match it to the smallest pane you will use it on, not the largest. A blade wider than the glass cannot sit flat, so it skips and leaves lines at the edges - and most homes have at least some narrow panes, louvres or divided windows. 25cm is the versatile choice for a house with mixed window sizes and for shower screens. 35cm and 40cm suit large modern picture windows and sliding doors. 45cm is for big unbroken glass and is genuinely faster there, but is unwieldy anywhere else. If you are buying one squeegee for everything, 25cm or 35cm is the safer pick.
How Do You Squeegee a Window Without Leaving Streaks?
Wet the whole pane first - a dry squeegee on dry glass judders and streaks. Start at the top and pull down in overlapping strokes, overlapping each pass by a few centimetres so no dry stripe is left between them. Wipe the blade with a cloth after every single stroke; this is the step everyone skips and it is the actual cause of most streaking, because water carried on the blade gets laid straight back down. Finish by running a dry cloth along the bottom edge and the frame where water collects.
Why Does a Squeegee Leave Lines After a While?
The blade edge has nicked or worn. Rubber blades are consumable - a tiny nick from a window frame, a grain of grit, or simply months of use rounds the sharp edge, and a rounded edge cannot break the water film cleanly. Two things extend blade life: rinse grit off the glass before you start rather than dragging it under the blade, and store the squeegee hanging or lying on its back rather than resting on the rubber, since a blade left standing on its edge takes a permanent set. When lines persist after cleaning the blade, it is worn.
Buyers are typically people who have just moved into a place with a lot of glass, households fighting shower screen buildup, car detailers, and anyone who has tried to do windows with newspaper and given up.
See more in our Home & Garden range, browse Essentials, or pair it with our microfibre cloths for the frames and edges.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the blade be replaced?
The supplier does not list replacement blades for this model. When the rubber wears, the squeegee is replaced.
Does it come with an extension pole?
No. It is a hand-held squeegee. High windows need a pole system or a ladder used safely.
Is it safe on tinted glass?
On the outside of a window, yes. Interior window film is delicate - check the film manufacturer's advice before using any blade on it.
Will it scratch glass?
The rubber will not, but grit trapped under it can. Rinse the glass before you start.
Which size for a shower screen?
25cm suits most shower screens and is easier to handle in a confined space.
Can I use it on a car windscreen?
Yes, on the glass. Keep the aluminium away from paintwork.
Is there a hanging hole?
The handle design is shown in the product images. Storing it hanging or on its back protects the blade.
Fast Australian Shipping
We ship from within Australia to Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, Hobart, Canberra and Darwin, plus regional addresses nationwide, with tracking on every order.
Take care when cleaning windows at height - use a stable platform or a pole system rather than overreaching from a ladder, and never lean on or against glass. Rinse grit from the glass before use to avoid scratching. Blade widths and materials are supplier-stated and may vary slightly. Rubber blades are a wearing part and are not separately available for this model.
